[BlindRUG] [EXTERNAL EMAIL] Help using version control with github.

[Robin Williams]

Shey,

You're likely to get more help on this question through a specific programmers list, such as the program-l lists hosted on freelists. However, under windows, I make frequent use of TortoiseSVN, the majority of which is accessible. They have a similarly-named tortoiseGit for working with Github.

HTH,
Robin

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From: BlindRUG <blindrug-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of shey lontum via BlindRUG
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Subject: [EXTERNAL EMAIL] [BlindRUG] Help using version control with github.

Dear Blind RUG members.

Hope we are all keeping safe during this perilous moment.

Next week I will be joining a project that uses git as a system for version control. I just created a github account and started setting up git on my computer. I was hoping that I will be able to implement version control directly from base R, but I cannot find any method to do that.

I will like to know if anyone is using git for version control and can give me a heads up, or direct me on where to find resources for support.

Stay safe.
Shey.


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